The current intentions are unusable, as they do not employ conjugations at any level. The entire language, which utilizes conjugations, has been updated.

Due to the nature of the Hungarian language, there's an issue where word roots change with conjugation. (For example, if the room is a kitchen, instead of "kapcsold be az összes ventilátort a konyhaban", it should be "konyhában".)

I circumvented these with suffix words, like using "piros színre" instead of "pirosra", or by changing the word order to avoid these issues. This way, it works, like "kapcsold be a konyha összes ventilátorát is."

But for correct and complete Hungarian expressions, it's advisable to use assistant aliases for room names whose endings change with conjugation, such as "szoba" (room), "konyha" (kitchen). For these, "szobá" and "konyhá" aliases should be added.

with this, the Hungarian translation became 100%

Added the [in here] feature:
cover_HassTurnOff
cover_HassTurnOn
light_HassLightSet
light_HassTurnOff
light_HassTurnOn
fan_HassTurnOff
fan_HassTurnOn

New:
sensor_HassGetState

More flexible word order, especially for lighting
+2 color translations
a minor bug fix
more readable code.

More flexible word order, especially for lighting
+2 color translations
a minor bug fix
more readable code.

More flexible word order, especially for lighting
+2 color translations
a minor bug fix
more readable code.

bugfix
due to the free word order, different suffixes are also needed.

…r message.

Thank you to the contributors of ticket home-assistant#1895. This way, I learned that error messages can be processed :) Following the French model, the Hungarian error messages have now become completely Hungarian. + it also handles the articles of words.

+optimization in the Todo/Shopping list, I reduced the number of variations with the specified suffixes.

…mber format

I have corrected the responses to put the correct article in front of the word.
The number format correction involves changing 12.1 to 12,1 and replacing "-" with the word "minus".

And an attempt to find out what cover states the live system returns in the live environment. If it's English, then from now on it should also display it in Hungarian; if it's not English, then everything remains as it was.